 ;; You should see the changed statement printed out in the console of
 ;; your web inspector.
 
-(println "This is a reloaded print statement: modify me.")
+(println "This is a reloaded print statement: modify me now.")
 
 ;; Example 1:  simple crate based app
 

(ns example.core
  (:require
   [figwheel.client :as fw :include-macros true]
   [example.cube]
   [crate.core]))


;; you must call this function to start the listener that reloads
;; the compiled javascript

(declare ex2-restart)

(fw/start
 {
  :websocket-url "ws://localhost:3449/figwheel-ws"
  :on-jsload (fn []
               (ex2-restart)
               ;; this is a better way to reload the cube example
               ;; which will reload even for non-local changes
               ;; (example.cube/stop-and-start-ex3)
               )
  })

;; When you are writing reloadable code you have to protect things
;; that you don't want defined over and over.
